Events

The annual Speech Pathology Australia Conference is the profession’s premier event to advance knowledge, education and community in the speech pathology profession.

In different locations across Australia each year the conference is held over three days and delivers a wide range of informative and relevant sessions designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of all speech pathologists.

Aligned with Speech Pathology Australia’s goal to promote excellence and innovation in the profession, the conference supports the Association’s mission of effective communication and swallowing for Australians for life.
Immerse yourself in a enriching program featuring thought-provoking presentations, interactive sessions, and engaging discussions about the profession.

Geraldton Regional Tour – Assistive Technology Workshops
Link Assistive is heading to Geraldton as part of our Regional Tour, bringing hands-on assistive technology workshops to the Mid West community. These sessions are designed for speech pathologists, educators, support professionals, and families who support people with communication needs.
Join our experienced Assistive Technology Consultants to explore practical AAC solutions, learn how to personalise tools to individual needs, and build confidence in supporting communication across home, school, and community settings. Whether you’re new to AAC or looking to deepen your knowledge, these sessions offer practical insights, real‑world examples, and the opportunity to ask questions in a supportive environment.

APAC 2025 brings the world together with four eminent Keynote Speakers from across the globe. The 3-day conference promises an exciting and stimulating program with insight into best practice and current cutting-edge research that will inform and inspire attendees.
13 – 15 November 2025

TD Snap Workshop

Join us for a full-day, hands-on workshop exploring TD Snap, Tobii Dynavox’s flexible AAC software. Led by Michael Brazil (Solutions Consultant, Tobii Dynavox Ireland), with guest experts Bethany Diener and Erika Lempke, the session will cover practical strategies for supporting communication, learning, and independence across ages and abilities.

10th – 20th November

When: Saturday 1 November 2025 – 10am to 4pm
Sunday 2 November 2025 – 10am to 3pm
Where: Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre
There really is something for everyone at our events; from assistive technology and devices for physical disabilities, sensory shopping and supports for our neurodiverse families, NDIS plan assistance, support organisations, peak bodies, therapy providers and so much more.

Thursday 18th September
The Links for Life Disability Expo is an unmissable event, bringing together individuals, families, and service providers to celebrate inclusivity and empowerment. This year, we’re excited to unveil a new location and introduce brand-new activities to engage even more attendees. The expo features a diverse range of exhibitors offering support in disability services, injury management/rehabilitation, and aged care, ensuring that people of all abilities and life stages can access the resources they need. Whether you’re seeking information, networking opportunities, or a fun and welcoming environment, Links for Life continues to grow, evolve, and make a lasting impact!

Friday 18 July 2025 – 10am to 4pm
Saturday 19 July 2025 – 10am to 4pm
Where: International Convention Centre, Darling Harbour
Cost: FREE to attend, tickets essential

FREE TO ATTEND for all visitors!
14th May: 8:30am-4:30pm
15th May: 8:30am-3:00pm
Where: Claremont Showground

You can find us at booth D4
Friday 11 April 2025 – 10am to 4pm 
Saturday 12 April 2025 – 10am to 4pm
Where: Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre

Cost: FREE to attend, tickets essential.

We welcome you to join us in Adelaide for the 2025 AGOSCI Conference. 12 – 15 March 2025 at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

Link Assistive is a Gold Sponsor the 2025 AGOSCI Conference. The conference is an open collaboration between AAC communicators, families, exhibitors, educators and allied health professionals. We hope that you will take the opportunity to come to the Festival State and interact with all that Adelaide has to offer during Adelaide’s festival season.

FREE to attend.
If you support individuals who use AAC, then this hands-on workshop with the DAGG-3 (Dynamic AAC Goals Grid) is for you!
The DAGG-3 is a free assessment tool by Tobii Dynavox that can help you assess and plan.

Join us on Saturday 8th February at Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park and take on the 2.5 hour challenge. Choose the wave time that suits you and make every lap matter. Link Assistive will be there to support the runners and offer a chance to try eye gaze communication solutions.